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1 THE CITY OF FREDERICK FISCAL YEAR 2012 BUDGET UPDATE Prepared by the Department of Finance M. Katherine Barkdoll, CPA Director of Budget and Purchasing Gerald D. Kolbfleisch, CPFO Director of Finance Member of Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada 1
2 Table of Contents Title Page 1 Table of Contents 2-3 Budget Update Report 4-5 ALL FUNDS All Funds Summary... 6 Personnel Expenditures 7 Supplies Expenditures.. 8 Other Services and Expenses.. 9 GENERAL FUND General Fund Summary General Fund Revenues Expenditures by Department Personnel Expenditures 19 Supplies Expenditures.. 20 Other Services and Expenses.. 21 WATER AND SEWER FUND Water and Sewer Fund Summary 22 Expenditures by Department. 23 Personnel Expenditures 24 Supplies and Other Expenditures.. 25 PARKING FUND Parking Fund Summary 26 Expenditures by Department. 27 Personnel Expenditures 28 Supplies and Other Expenditures.. 29 CLUSTERED SPIRES GOLF COURSE Clustered Spires Golf Course Summary 30 Personnel Expenditures 31 Supplies and Other Expenditures.. 32 STORM WATER FUND Storm Water Fund Summary 33 Personnel Expenditures 34 Supplies and Other Expenditures
3 Table of Contents AIRPORT FUND Airport Fund Summary 36 Personnel Expenditures 37 Supplies and Other Expenditures.. 38 WEINBERG CENTER FOR THE ARTS Weinberg Center for the Arts Summary. 39 Personnel Expenditures. 40 Supplies and Other Expenditures COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND Community Development Fund Summary.. 42 Personnel Expenditures.. 43 Supplies and Other Expenditures RENTAL OPERATIONS FUND Rental Operations Fund Summary 45 Personnel Expenditures Supplies and Other Expenditures.. 47 CONTROLLED DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE FUND Controlled Dangerous Substance Fund Summary 48 Supplies and Other Expenditures
4 Budget Update All Funds Summary The City began Fiscal Year 2012 with an adopted budget of $111,654,793. Through the second quarter, the budget was amended for the addition of several grants and insurance reimbursements. In addition, the budget was adjusted for prior year encumbrances which were rolled forward when the prior year numbers were finalized. As of December 31, 2011, the City s amended budget was $115,202,541. Overall expenditures are trending as anticipated. Through the second quarter, the City had realized 49.57% of salary costs and 76.12% of benefit costs. The large percentage of benefits expended is due to the timing of payments for certain benefits. The pension contribution of $11,122,942 was remitted in the second quarter. Workman s Compensation insurance is paid 4 times per year, however the first three payments fall in first half of the year. Other costs which are weighted heavily in the beginning of the year include liability and property insurance, property taxes, and solid waste benefit charges. General Fund The City realized 78.28% of the total budgeted revenues and 91.14% of budgeted tax revenues through the second quarter. The vast majority of Real Property Taxes are realized in the first quarter with amounts slightly exceeding the projected budgeted amount. Personal Income Taxes are received throughout the year with more significant payments received in the third and fourth quarters. The first payments for Public Utility and Admissions and Amusement Taxes were received in the second quarter. Licenses and permit revenues are within expectations. Receipts for Alcoholic Beverage and Traders Licenses are historically received in the third and fourth quarter. Intergovernmental revenues are 45.54% of the budgeted amount. Grant revenues are recorded when received. The majority of the Highway User Revenues (HUR) is typically received in the second half of the fiscal year. Other revenues are generally on target. The Speed Camera Program began issuing live citations on July 5, 2011 and has collected $699,844 through the second quarter. This amount is gross collections; whereas the amounts budgeted are net collections. Net revenue for the program is approximately $447,590 to date. The City is evaluating this program on an on-going basis to determine its effectiveness and to update revenue projections. Reimbursement for general services provided by the City for certain events are not realized until the spring when the events take place. Debt proceeds and related costs are the amounts received for the General Fund portion of the recent debt refinancing. The offsetting refunding of the bonds is shown as debt service expenditures. 4
5 Budget Update General Fund expenditures are in line with expectations based on the explanations given above. Water and Sewer Fund Overall, the Water and Sewer Fund is performing within budget. Charges for Services are 41% of the total budget. This is due to the fact that billing for water and sewer service is accrued based on the service period causing revenue recognition to lag behind for completion of the billing cycles. Expenditures appear reasonable and are within expectations. Parking Fund In total, Parking Fund revenues are consistent with budgeted amounts. Expenditures are within expectations. A budget transfer will be completed to move budget funds into the solid waste benefit charge category. Clustered Spires Golf Course Clustered Spires Golf Course is a seasonal operation with most revenues and expenditures occurring in the spring and summer months. Both revenues and expenditures are within expectations and consistent with the prior year. Storm Water Fund Similar to the Water and Sewer Fund, charges for storm water are accrued based on service periods. Expenditures appear reasonable and within expectations. Airport Fund The Airport is performing as anticipated. Other financing sources include a transfer from the CIP into the fund for bond proceeds that were moved to General Fund CIP projects. Weinberg Center for the Arts Revenues for the Weinberg Center are 28.47% of the total budgeted amount. This falls within reasonable expectations as historically the majority of revenues from sponsorships are not realized until the fourth quarter. Charges for services are 41.93% of the total budget, ahead of the prior year which was 30.99% for the same time period. Other Funds The Community Development Fund, Rental Operations Fund, and the Controlled Dangerous Substance Fund are performing within expectations through the second quarter. 5
6 All Funds - Summary FY 2011 FY 2011 % of Revenues: Taxes $ 43,663,828 $ 47,910, % $ 47,416,708 $ 50,946, % Licenses and permits 1,060,800 2,270, % 727,821 1,923, % Intergovernmental 4,359,666 9,838, % 4,110,199 9,712, % Charges for services 13,848,086 32,042, % 12,726,654 28,937, % Fines and forfeitures 1,337,749 1,674, % 609,948 1,665, % Other financing sources 9,762,610 5,323, % 1,229,764 4,713, % Miscellaneous 843,692 1,882, % 922,934 1,690, % Fund balance - 14,260, % - 16,543, % Total revenues 74,876, ,202, % 67,744, ,133, % Expenses: Personnel 34,335,337 56,354, % 31,869,364 56,458, % Supplies 4,531,392 11,824, % 3,879,956 12,106, % Other services and expenses 5,117,815 12,016, % 4,938,836 13,265, % Capital outlay 460, , % 248,727 1,028, % Contingency - 479, % 2, , % Debt service 16,142,049 19,912, % 9,016,897 20,279, % Transfers to other funds 1,081,809 5,331, % 975,719 3,195, % Fund balance (Reserves) - 8,536, % - 9,499, % Total expenses 61,668, ,202, % 50,932, ,133, % Net Surplus (Deficit) $ 13,207,955 $ - $ 16,811,669 $ - 6
7 All Funds - Personnel Salaries: Salaries - Full Time $ 14,452,138 $ 29,081, % Overtime 648,710 1,415, % Salaries - Part Time 578,939 1,269, % Salaries - Seasonal 262, , % Special Allowance 37,566 46, % Total Salaries 15,980,329 32,239, % Benefits: Workman's Compensation 662, , % FICA 1,147,450 2,460, % Insurance (Health, Life, Dis) 4,213,081 7,285, % OPEB 1,120,014 2,240, % Unemployment 2,505 14, % Retirement 11,124,743 11,144, % Misc Benefits 85, , % Total Benefits 18,355,008 24,114, % Total Personnel $ 34,335,337 $ 56,354, % 7
8 All Funds - Supplies General Supplies $ 1,367,581 $ 3,196, % Medical Supplies 10,556 21, % Clothing/Uniforms 55, , % Photographic Supplies 90 8, % Weapons/Ammo 44, , % Fuel and Oil 528, , % Electricity 1,162,658 2,764, % Natural Gas 26, , % Heating Fuel 1,104 7, % Chemicals 348,817 1,156, % Items Purchased - Resale 976,181 3,198, % Bar Supplies 5,584 10, % Candy 3,408 7, % Souvenirs - 1, % Total Supplies $ 4,531,392 $ 11,824, % 8
9 All Funds - Other Services and Expenses Professional Services $ 988,725 $ 2,242, % National Acts 181, , % Legal Service Fees 23, , % Disposal Fees 851,088 2,387, % Custodial Services 51, , % Lawn Care 3,317 8, % General Repair / Maintenance 748,249 2,391, % Maintenance Contracts 316, , % Land and Buildings 197, , % Equipment and Vehicles 45, , % Water/Sewer Service 19,533 37, % Storm Water Mgmt 15,119 32, % Solid Waste Benefit Charge 37,786 23, % Licenses and Permits 8,872 18, % Taxes 18,880 32, % Telephone 177, , % Postage 35, , % Transportation 2,032 17, % Dues/Registration Fees 114, , % Lodging 1,297 16, % Meals/Food 1,242 1, % Advertising 57, , % Printing and Binding 26,964 77, % Insurance 805,508 1,000, % Donations 381, , % Miscellaneous 5,942 20, % Total Other Services $ 5,117,815 $ 12,016, % 9
10 General Fund - Summary FY 2011 FY 2011 % of Revenues: Taxes $ 43,663,828 $ 47,910, % $ 47,416,708 $ 50,946, % Licenses and permits 893,836 1,933, % 626,522 1,659, % Intergovernmental 4,192,655 9,205, % 4,040,144 8,726, % Charges for services 702,458 1,438, % 571,108 1,447, % Fines and forfeitures 955, , % 247, , % Other financing sources 8,933,651 1,878, % 994,878 2,377, % Miscellaneous 549,611 1,113, % 554,978 1,060, % Fund balance - 12,080, % - 10,423, % Total revenues 59,891,122 76,505, % 54,452,178 77,624, % Expenses: Personnel 28,317,806 45,873, % 26,516,837 46,162, % Supplies 2,051,675 4,648, % 1,786,604 5,064, % Other services and expenses 3,552,211 7,424, % 3,362,016 8,201, % Capital outlay 430, , % 204, , % Contingency - 227, % 2, , % Debt service 12,562,495 7,298, % 5,345,342 7,075, % Transfers to other funds 23,483 2,421, % - 1,348, % Fund balance (Reserves) - 7,947, % - 8,769, % Total expenses 46,938,634 76,505, % 37,218,032 77,624, % Net Surplus (Deficit) $ 12,952,488 $ - $ 17,234,146 $ - 10
11 General Fund - Revenues Taxes FY 2012 FY 2012 % Actual Amended of Budget Real Property: Revenues from taxes on assessed value of real property $ 39,888,660 $ 39,716, % Business Property: Revenues from taxes on assessed values of certain business property 588,787 1,433, % Public Utilities: Revenues from taxes on assessed value of certain property of public utilities 884, , % Personal Income Taxes: City's share of income taxes received by the State for returns filed from Frederick. 2,370,230 5,550, % Admissions and Amusements: Taxes on gross receipts from admissions, the use or rental of recreation or sports equipment, and the sales of merchandise, refreshments, or services where entertainment is provided. 157, , % Other: Interest, credits, additions, abatements, discounts and other miscellaneous tax adjustments (225,395) (48,725) % Total Taxes $ 43,663,828 $ 47,910, % 11
12 General Fund - Revenues Licenses and Permits FY 2012 FY 2012 % Actual Amended of Budget Alcoholic Beverage Licenses: City's share of fees charged from licenses issued to allow sale of beer, wine, and liquor $ - $ 78, % Traders Licenses: Fees collected by the State from City businesses 9, , % Building Permits and Inspections : Revenue from permits issued for construction, electrical work, fire protection and plan review 549,250 1,107, % Cable Television: Franchise fees for cable television in the City 258, , % Other: Occupational licenses, road closures, appeals, vending permits, parade permits, and other miscellaneous permits 76, , % Total Licenses and Permits $ 893,836 $ 1,933, % 12
13 General Fund - Revenues Intergovernmental FY 2012 FY 2012 % Actual Amended of Budget Tax Setoff: Reimbursements to the City by Frederick County for services the City provides but for which the County collects tax revenue $ 2,508,452 $ 5,016, % Frederick Community Action Agency: Various Federal, State, and local grants to support the Frederick Community Action Agency 715,303 1,818, % Police: Various Federal, State, and local grants to support the Frederick Police Department 383,780 1,204, % Highway User Revenue: City's share of gasoline tax and motor vehicle registrations collected by the State 199, , % Other: Costs assumed by Frederick County and other miscellaneous intergovernmental revenues 386, , % Total Intergovernmental $ 4,192,655 $ 9,205, % 13
14 General Fund - Revenues Charges for Services FY 2012 FY 2012 % Actual Amended of Budget Filing Fees: Charges relating to zoning such as map enhancements, text amendments, and use permits $ 60,419 $ 141, % Development Inspection and Review Fees: Charges for plan review by the Engineering department and inspection of new development 124, , % General Services: Reimbursement for services provided by the City for non- City events (Frederick Marathon, Festival of the Arts, etc.) 30,388 99, % Charges for Repairs: Reimbursement from individuals for damages done to City property 10,662 24, % Recreation Fees: Revenues from gym memberships, camps, various recreation programs, classes, and use of City swimming pools 393, , % Other: Legal review fees, police academy training, maintenance for Memorial Park, trash collection, bulk trash 82,170 70, % Total Charges for Services $ 702,458 $ 1,438, % 14
15 General Fund - Revenues Fines and Forfeitures FY 2012 FY 2012 % Actual Amended of Budget Municipal Infractions: Fines for City code violations $ 3,735 $ 9, % Red Light Cameras: Fines generated by red light traffic violations at various locations in the City 225, , % False Alarm Fees: Fines imposed for repeat false alarms 25,850 60, % Speed Camera Citations: Fines generated by speeding violations at various locations in the City 699, , % Total Fines and Forfeitures $ 955,083 $ 944, % Miscellaneous Revenues FY 2012 FY 2012 % Actual Amended of Budget Investment Interest : Earnings on cash in bank $ 69,273 $ 200, % Rents : Revenues generated by the rental of City facilities. 299, , % Donations : Donations made to the City by individuals or organizations 750 8, % Other Miscellaneous Receipts: Return check fees, discounts earned, and other various receipts 180, , % Total Miscellaneous Revenues $ 549,611 $ 1,113, % 15
16 General Fund - Revenues Other Financing Sources FY 2012 FY 2012 % Actual Amended of Budget Debt Proceeds and Related Costs : Revenues realized from bond issue $ 7,869,420 $ % Interfund Transfers: Transfers from other funds to the general fund, typically for overhead costs. 1,033,326 1,847, % Insurance Reimbursements: Proceeds from insurance for replacement or repair of assets 23,771 28, % Sale of Capital Assets: Proceeds from sale of assets 7,134 2, % Fund Balance: Source of funding relied upon to balance the budget. This funding is the accumulation of surplus from prior years. - 12,080, % Total Other Financing Sources $ 8,933,651 $ 13,958, % 16
17 General Fund - Expenditures by Department FY 2012 FY 2012 % Actual Amended of Budget Mayor's Office $ 627,599 $ 957, % Legal 368, , % Election Board 12 3, % Finance 670,010 1,148, % Purchasing 364, , % Information Technology 425, , % Geographic Information Systems 189, , % Audio Visual 69, , % Human Resources 346, , % Safety 116, , % Planning 568,598 1,078, % Code Enforcement 314, , % Facility Maintenance 477, , % Asset Management 255, , % Municipal Annex 185, , % Community Promotion 54,036 59, % Special Events 158, , % Police 16,230,495 26,172, % Fire 321, , % Building Inspection 560, , % Electrical Inspection 174, , % DPW Projects 256, , % General Administration - DPW 688,038 1,185, % Maintenance - Equipment and Machinery 598,772 1,018, % Engineering 755,258 1,351, % Waste Collection 2,035,072 3,763, % Street Maintenance 1,155,064 2,086, % Snow Removal 33, , % Street Lights and Signals 1,109,131 2,221, % Traffic Lines and Signs 336, , % Bus Maintenance 29,259 29, % Grounds Maintenance 1,716,712 3,087, % Harry Grove Stadium 66, , % Recreation Centers 755,651 1,285, % Burck Street Center 4,338 14, % Summer Playground Program 80, , % 17
18 General Fund - Expenditures by Department FY 2012 FY 2012 % Actual Amended of Budget Swimming Pools 157, , % Community Development 53,363 63, % Economic Development 401, , % Frederick Community Action Agency 1,638,273 2,965, % Debt Service 12,562,495 7,298, % Interfund Transfers 23,483 2,421, % Contingency , % Fund Balance (Reserves) - 7,947, % Total Expenditures $ 46,938,634 $ 76,505, % 18
19 General Fund - Personnel Salaries: Salaries - Full Time $ 11,918,008 $ 23,747, % Overtime 516,095 1,097, % Salaries - Part Time 433, , % Salaries - Seasonal 147, , % Special Allowance 37,566 46, % Total Salaries 13,053,096 25,966, % Benefits: Workman's Compensation 528, , % FICA 935,732 1,980, % Insurance (Health, Life, Dis) 3,387,954 5,898, % OPEB 898,010 1,796, % Unemployment 2, % Retirement 9,435,418 9,449, % Misc Benefits 76, , % Total Benefits 15,264,710 19,907, % Total Personnel $ 28,317,806 $ 45,873, % 19
20 General Fund - Supplies General Supplies $ 828,616 $ 1,766, % Medical Supplies 10,556 21, % Clothing/Uniforms 50, , % Photographic Supplies 90 8, % Weapons/Ammo 44, , % Fuel and Oil 396, , % Electricity 624,272 1,492, % Natural Gas 20, , % Heating Fuel % Chemicals 6,833 99, % Items Purchased - Resale 68, , % Total Supplies $ 2,051,675 $ 4,648, % 20
21 General Fund - Other Services and Expenses Professional Services $ 754,378 $ 1,443, % Legal Service Fees 23, , % Disposal Fees 627,914 1,517, % Custodial Services 42, , % Lawn Care 3,317 8, % General Repair / Maintenance 360,110 1,216, % Maintenance Contracts 272, , % Land and Buildings 197, , % Equipment and Vehicles 14,775 44, % Water/Sewer Service 13,995 22, % Storm Water Mgmt 8,619 16, % Solid Waste Benefit Charge 15,195 12, % Licenses and Permits 2,163 6, % Taxes 4,984 5, % Telephone 133, , % Postage 14,928 43, % Transportation 1,959 9, % Dues/Registration Fees 102, , % Lodging 1,297 12, % Meals/Food 1,242 1, % Advertising 7,972 39, % Printing and Binding 12,841 44, % Insurance 610, , % Donations 319, , % Miscellaneous 5,142 12, % Total Other Services $ 3,552,211 $ 7,424, % 21
22 Water and Sewer Fund - Summary FY 2012 FY 2012 % FY 2011 FY 2011 % of Actual Amended of Budget Revenues: Licenses and permits $ 95,636 $ 162, % $ 63,565 $ 151, % Charges for services 9,153,023 22,323, % 8,388,472 18,863, % Fines and forfeitures 10,640 20, % 4,603 11, % Other financing sources 116,353 2,550, % 209, , % Miscellaneous 41,764 7, % 52,563 44, % Fund balance - 742, % - 5,450, % Total revenues 9,417,416 25,805, % 8,718,695 25,477, % Expenses: Personnel 4,052,636 7,004, % 3,567,368 6,835, % Supplies 2,079,972 5,938, % 1,633,757 5,676, % Other services and expenses 755,116 2,065, % 803,812 2,112, % Capital outlay 18,910 20, % 11, , % Contingency - 200, % - 111, % Debt service 2,502,341 8,927, % 2,554,649 8,973, % Transfers to other funds 903,362 1,650, % 860,844 1,650, % Total expenses 10,312,337 25,805, % 9,432,394 25,477, % Net Surplus (Deficit) $ (894,921) $ - $ (713,699) $ - 22
23 Water and Sewer Fund - Expenditures by Department FY 2012 FY 2012 % Actual Amended of Budget Finance $ 138,767 $ 268, % Plumbing Inspection 189, , % Water Services 1,181,655 2,396, % Water Quality 184, , % Water Treatment 2,430,834 5,825, % Wastewater Treatment Plant 1,583,450 3,663, % Sewer Maintenance 408, , % Inflow and Infiltration 234, , % Plant Maintenance 554,927 1,021, % Debt Service 2,502,341 8,927, % Interfund Transfers 903,362 1,650, % Contingency - 200, % Total Expenditures $ 10,312,337 $ 25,805, % 23
24 Water and Sewer Fund - Personnel Salaries: Salaries - Full Time $ 1,794,614 $ 3,795, % Overtime 115, , % Total Salaries 1,910,027 4,063, % Benefits: Workman's Compensation 80, , % FICA 137, , % Insurance (Health, Life, Dis) 630,176 1,060, % OPEB 166, , % Retirement 1,122,723 1,124, % Misc Benefits 4,772 8, % Total Benefits 2,142,609 2,940, % Total Personnel $ 4,052,636 $ 7,004, % 24
25 Water and Sewer Fund - Supplies and Other Services Supplies General Supplies $ 414,829 $ 1,046, % Clothing/Uniforms 5,292 19, % Fuel and Oil 88, , % Electricity 412, , % Natural Gas 1,416 15, % Heating Fuel 1,104 6, % Chemicals 316, , % Items Purchased - Resale 839,452 2,770, % Total Supplies $ 2,079,972 $ 5,938, % Other Services and Expenses Professional Services $ 90,048 $ 288, % Disposal Fees 222, , % Custodial Services - 1, % General Repair / Maintenance 241, , % Maintenance Contracts 14,518 35, % Land and Buildings % Equipment and Vehicles 1,792 11, % Solid Waste Benefit Charge 1,546 1, % Licenses and Permits 6,163 7, % Taxes 5,379 6, % Telephone 28,230 69, % Postage 19,419 51, % Transportation % Dues/Registration Fees 1,770 7, % Lodging - 1, % Advertising - 3, % Printing and Binding - 4, % Insurance 121, , % Miscellaneous 800 7, % Total Other Services $ 755,116 $ 2,065, % 25
26 Parking Fund - Summary FY 2011 FY 2011 % of Revenues: Licenses and permits $ 71,328 $ 173, % $ 37,734 $ 112, % Intergovernmental 22, , % 33, , % Charges for services 1,726,078 3,357, % 1,590,712 3,476, % Fines and forfeitures 345, , % 344, , % Other financing sources 6, % 5,932 15, % Miscellaneous 182, , % 182, , % Fund balance - 1,154, % - 313, % Total revenues 2,355,274 5,846, % 2,195,302 5,038, % Expenses: Personnel 569,606 1,003, % 509,919 1,000, % Supplies 118, , % 106, , % Other services and expenses 153, , % 142, , % Contingency - 42, % - 50, % Debt service 655,047 2,576, % 674,722 2,656, % Transfers to other funds 89,867 1,150, % 85, , % Total expenses 1,586,052 5,846, % 1,519,023 5,038, % Net Surplus (Deficit) $ 769,222 $ - $ 676,279 $ - 26
27 Parking Fund - Expenditures by Department Public Parking $ 400,576 $ 917, % Church Street Deck 73, , % Court Street Deck 118, , % Carroll Creek Deck 103, , % West Patrick Street Deck 83, , % East All Saints Street Deck 61, , % Debt Service 655,047 2,576, % Interfund Transfers 89,867 1,150, % Contingency - 42, % Total Expenditures $ 1,586,052 $ 5,846, % 27
28 Parking Fund - Personnel Salaries: Salaries - Full Time $ 107,265 $ 221, % Overtime 13,723 33, % Salaries - Part Time 144, , % Total Salaries 265, , % Benefits: Workman's Compensation 21,581 27, % FICA 19,876 48, % Insurance (Health, Life, Dis) 35,472 58, % OPEB 10,909 21, % Retirement 216, , % Total Benefits 304, , % Total Personnel $ 569,606 $ 1,003, % 28
29 Parking Fund - Supplies and Other Services Supplies General Supplies $ 40,631 $ 147, % Clothing/Uniforms 69 2, % Fuel and Oil 5,009 8, % Electricity 72, , % Natural Gas % Chemicals - 7, % Total Supplies $ 118,135 $ 337, % Other Services and Expenses Professional Services $ 66,217 $ 317, % General Repair / Maintenance 19, , % Maintenance Contracts 25,409 42, % Equipment and Vehicles 315 1, % Water/Sewer Service 1,922 4, % Storm Water Mgmt 439 4, % Solid Waste Benefit Charge 12, % Telephone 5,170 14, % Postage 249 1, % Dues/Registration Fees % Insurance 21,470 40, % Total Other Services $ 153,397 $ 737, % 29
30 Clustered Spires Golf Course - Summary FY 2012 FY 2012 % FY 2011 FY 2011 % of Actual Amended of Budget Revenues: Charges for services $ 764,298 $ 1,697, % $ 798,572 $ 1,749, % Other financing sources % , % Miscellaneous 3, % 4,452 2, % Fund balance - 77, % - 104, % Total revenues 767,840 1,775, % 803,040 2,304, % Expenses: Personnel 581, , % 525, , % Supplies 162, , % 248, , % Other services and expenses 35,140 99, % 42, , % Capital outlay % 17,889 18, % Debt service 20,784 76, % 24, , % Transfers to other funds - 58, % % Total expenses 799,737 1,775, % 859,429 2,304, % Net Surplus (Deficit) $ (31,897) $ - $ (56,389) $ - Expenditures by Department FY 2012 FY 2012 % Actual Amended of Budget Maintenance $ 337,992 $ 588, % Clubhouse 305, , % Restaurant 135, , % Debt Service 20,784 76, % Interfund Transfers - 58, % Total Expenditures $ 799,737 $ 1,775, % 30
31 Clustered Spires Golf Course - Personnel Salaries: Salaries - Full Time $ 195,747 $ 405, % Salaries - Seasonal 93, , % Total Salaries 289, , % Benefits: Workman's Compensation 6,987 8, % FICA 20,875 45, % Insurance (Health, Life, Dis) 51,212 85, % OPEB 16,364 32, % Unemployment - 14, % Retirement 196, , % Total Benefits 291, , % Total Personnel $ 581,408 $ 975, % 31
32 Clustered Spires Golf Course - Supplies and Other Services Supplies General Supplies $ 27,414 $ 85, % Clothing/Uniforms % Fuel and Oil 18,717 33, % Electricity 22,148 39, % Natural Gas 686 4, % Chemicals 25,684 75, % Items Purchased - Resale 67, , % Total Supplies $ 162,405 $ 565, % Other Services and Expenses Professional Services $ 14,919 $ 42, % General Repair / Maintenance 1,373 10, % Maintenance Contracts 427 1, % Water/Sewer Service 1,372 2, % Storm Water Mgmt 3,078 6, % Solid Waste Benefit Charge % Licenses and Permits - 2, % Telephone 3,925 3, % Postage % Transportation % Dues/Registration Fees - 1, % Advertising 1,975 17, % Insurance 7,752 11, % Total Other Services $ 35,140 $ 99, % 32
33 Storm Water Fund - Summary FY 2012 FY 2012 % FY 2011 FY 2011 % of Actual Amended of Budget Revenues: Charges for services $ 729,495 $ 1,653, % $ 688,850 $ 1,624, % Other financing sources 13,535 9, % 3,231 7, % Miscellaneous % % Fund balance - 38, % - 123, % Total revenues 743,303 1,701, % 692,535 1,755, % Expenses: Personnel 351, , % 300, , % Supplies 54, , % 33,534 95, % Other services and expenses 54, , % 117, , % Capital outlay - 15, % % Contingency - 10, % - 10, % Debt service 25,909 96, % 26,584 98, % Transfers to other funds 27,002 47, % 29,657 47, % Fund balance (Reserves) - 589, % - 729, % Total expenses 513,895 1,701, % 508,304 1,755, % Net Surplus (Deficit) $ 229,408 $ - $ 184,231 $ - Expenditures by Department FY 2012 FY 2012 % Actual Amended of Budget Street Sweeping $ 166,126 $ 338, % Storm Water 294, , % Debt Service 25,909 96, % Interfund Transfers 27,002 47, % Contingency - 10, % Fund Balance (Reserves) - 589, % Total Expenditures $ 513,895 $ 1,701, % 33
34 Storm Water Fund - Personnel Salaries: Salaries - Full Time $ 170,741 $ 365, % Overtime 3,298 10, % Total Salaries 174, , % Benefits: Workman's Compensation 15,143 19, % FICA 12,597 28, % Insurance (Health, Life, Dis) 51,297 89, % OPEB 14,648 29, % Retirement 83,569 84, % Misc Benefits % Total Benefits 177, , % Total Personnel $ 351,749 $ 627, % 34
35 Storm Water Fund - Supplies and Other Services Supplies General Supplies $ 32,339 $ 60, % Clothing/Uniforms 250 1, % Fuel and Oil 18,249 39, % Electricity 3,310 9, % Natural Gas % Chemicals % Total Supplies $ 54,254 $ 111, % Other Services and Expenses Professional Services $ 9,187 $ 16, % Disposal Fees , % General Repair / Maintenance 36, , % Licenses and Permits % Telephone 495 1, % Postage % Dues/Registration Fees % Insurance 8,323 9, % Total Other Services $ 54,981 $ 202, % 35
36 Airport Fund - Summary FY 2012 FY 2012 % FY 2011 FY 2011 % of Actual Amended of Budget Revenues: Charges for services $ 471,053 $ 853, % $ 413,652 $ 887, % Other financing sources 678, , % 6, , % Miscellaneous 4, % 40,959 8, % Fund balance - 45, % - 33, % Total revenues 1,153,773 1,609, % 460,971 1,668, % Expenses: Personnel 156, , % 140, , % Supplies 31, , % 39, , % Other services and expenses 91, , % 106, , % Capital outlay % 8, % Debt service 375, , % 390, , % Transfers to other funds 25,000 5, % % Total expenses 679,996 1,609, % 685,827 1,668, % Net Surplus (Deficit) $ 473,777 $ - $ (224,856) $ - 36
37 Airport Fund - Personnel Salaries: Salaries - Full Time $ 90,908 $ 199, % Overtime - 5, % Total Salaries 90, , % Benefits: Workman's Compensation 5,247 6, % FICA 6,635 15, % Insurance (Health, Life, Dis) 14,549 24, % OPEB 6,364 12, % Retirement 32,307 32, % Misc Benefits % Total Benefits 65,428 93, % Total Personnel $ 156,336 $ 297, % 37
38 Airport Fund - Supplies and Other Services Supplies General Supplies $ 11,871 $ 45, % Fuel and Oil 1,557 8, % Electricity 17,264 47, % Natural Gas 558 2, % Chemicals - 10, % Total Supplies $ 31,250 $ 113, % Other Services and Expenses Professional Services $ 13,923 $ 46, % Disposal Fees % Custodial Services 717 2, % General Repair / Maintenance 3,140 62, % Maintenance Contracts 1,610 11, % Equipment and Vehicles 24,947 50, % Water/Sewer Service 477 5, % Storm Water Mgmt 2,728 5, % Solid Waste Benefit Charge 7,404 7, % Taxes 7,264 19, % Telephone 3,501 7, % Postage % Transportation % Dues/Registration Fees 5,875 7, % Lodging % Advertising 2,500 3, % Printing and Binding - 3, % Insurance 17,647 25, % Total Other Services $ 91,937 $ 257, % 38
39 Weinberg Center for the Arts - Summary FY 2012 FY 2012 % FY 2011 FY 2011 % of Actual Amended of Budget Revenues: Intergovernmental $ 21,375 $ 41, % $ 13,484 $ 51, % Charges for services 301, , % 275, , % Other financing sources - 147, % - 152, % Miscellaneous 55, , % 81, , % Fund balance - 21, % - 5, % Total revenues 378,478 1,329, % 370,106 1,300, % Expenses: Personnel 231, , % 208, , % Supplies 28,814 83, % 31,035 77, % Other services and expenses 305, , % 312, , % Total expenses 566,042 1,329, % 552,648 1,300, % Net Surplus (Deficit) $ (187,564) $ - $ (182,542) $ - 39
40 Weinberg Center for the Arts - Personnel Salaries: Salaries - Full Time $ 122,144 $ 233, % Salaries - Seasonal 21,268 60, % Total Salaries 143, , % Benefits: Workman's Compensation 3,930 5, % FICA 10,101 22, % Insurance (Health, Life, Dis) 29,603 44, % OPEB 7,273 14, % Retirement 35,667 35, % Misc Benefits 1,953 3, % Total Benefits 88, , % Total Personnel $ 231,939 $ 419, % 40
41 Weinberg Center for the Arts - Supplies and Other Services Supplies General Supplies $ 7,107 $ 20, % Electricity 10,346 24, % Natural Gas 2,369 20, % Bar Supplies 5,584 10, % Candy 3,408 7, % Souvenirs - 1, % Total Supplies $ 28,814 $ 83, % Other Services and Expenses Professional Services $ 37,393 $ 71, % National Acts 181, , % Custodial Services 8,696 34, % General Repair / Maintenance 1,588 8, % Maintenance Contracts 1,929 6, % Equipment and Vehicles 4,073 8, % Water/Sewer Service 1,121 1, % Storm Water Mgmt % Solid Waste Benefit Charge 1,125 1, % Licenses and Permits 546 1, % Taxes 1,253 1, % Telephone 2,126 4, % Postage 635 8, % Transportation % Dues/Registration Fees % Lodging % Meals/Food % Advertising 43, , % Printing and Binding 14,123 24, % Insurance 5,118 6, % Total Other Services $ 305,289 $ 826, % 41
42 Community Development Fund - Summary FY 2011 FY 2011 % of Revenues: Intergovernmental $ 122,755 $ 464, % $ 10,425 $ 819, % Charges for services % % Miscellaneous % % Fund balance % % Total revenues 123, , % 10, , % Expenses: Personnel 57, , % 79, , % Supplies - 3, % 458 3, % Other services and expenses 150, , % 29, , % Transfers to other funds 13, % % Total expenses 221, , % 108, , % Net Surplus (Deficit) $ (97,980) $ - $ (97,808) $ - 42
43 Community Development Fund - Personnel Salaries: Salaries - Full Time $ 43,786 $ 91, % Total Salaries 43,786 91, % Benefits: Workman's Compensation % FICA 3,028 7, % Insurance (Health, Life, Dis) 9,704 16, % Misc Benefits 842 2, % Total Benefits 13,781 25, % Total Personnel $ 57,567 $ 117, % 43
44 Community Development Fund - Supplies and Other Services Supplies General Supplies $ - $ 3, % Total Supplies $ - $ 3, % Other Services and Expenses Professional Services $ 12 $ 4, % General Repair / Maintenance 84,543 90, % Telephone 468 1, % Postage % Transportation 73 1, % Dues/Registration Fees % Lodging % Meals/Food % Advertising 919 1, % Printing and Binding - 1, % Insurance 1,819 1, % Donations 62, , % Total Other Services $ 150,358 $ 344, % 44
45 Rental Operations Fund - Summary FY 2012 FY 2012 % FY 2011 FY 2011 % of Actual Amended of Budget Revenues: Charges for services $ 241 $ % $ - $ % Other financing sources 14,268 26, % 9,855 17, % Miscellaneous 4,958 13, % 4,235 9, % Fund balance - 23, % - 11, % Total revenues 19,467 62, % 14,090 38, % Expenses: Personnel 16,290 35, % 19,832 28, % Supplies 113 1, % (65) 1, % Other services and expenses 2,238 5, % 6,307 9, % Capital outlay - 20, % % Total expenses 18,641 62, % 26,074 38, % Net Surplus (Deficit) $ 826 $ - $ (11,984) $ - 45
46 Rental Operations Fund - Personnel Salaries: Salaries - Full Time $ 8,925 $ 21, % Overtime % Salaries - Part Time % Total Salaries 10,078 21, % Benefits: Workman's Compensation % FICA 694 1, % Insurance (Health, Life, Dis) 3,114 6, % Retirement 2,304 5, % Misc Benefits % Total Benefits 6,212 14, % Total Personnel $ 16,290 $ 35, % 46
47 Rental Operations Fund - Supplies and Other Services Supplies Electricity $ 113 $ 1, % Total Supplies $ 113 $ 1, % Other Services and Expenses Professional Services $ 500 $ 1, % General Repair / Maintenance 160 1, % Maintenance Contracts % Water/Sewer Service 646 1, % Storm Water Mgmt % Insurance % Total Other Services $ 2,238 $ 5, % 47
48 Controlled Dangerous Substance Fund FY 2011 FY 2011 % of Revenues: Intergovernmental $ - $ % $ 12,251 $ % Fines and forfeitures 26,388 25, % 13,238 28, % Miscellaneous % % Fund balance - 75, % - 77, % Total revenues 26, , % 26, , % Expenses: Supplies 4,774 21, % , % Other services and expenses 17,148 52, % 15,395 51, % Capital outlay 10,200 26, % 6,000 18, % Total expenses 32, , % 21, , % Net Surplus (Deficit) $ (5,404) $ - $ 4,291 $ - 48
49 Controlled Dangerous Substance - Supplies and Other Services Supplies General Supplies $ 4,774 $ 21, % Total Supplies $ 4,774 $ 21, % Other Services and Expenses Professional Services $ 2,148 $ 9, % General Repair / Maintenance - 8, % Transportation - 6, % Dues/Registration Fees 3,915 14, % Insurance 11,085 13, % Total Other Services $ 17,148 $ 52, % 49
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